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w THE' WORM. THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1889. - 3 $1
WOBTff' ft5 PASSING- SMILE.
1
LATEST rEODUCTIONS FROM THE PENS OP
OUR FUNNY MEN.
An Objection.
fWn Jtafehl
Prof. Lenre, the decorator, has been evolving
tnuilo-room for one of the Newgolds.
Client What's them babies doln' on the wall 1
Prof, "Genie -Those are onpids, air. An alle
gorical frieze pf musio.
Client-Hub 'm out 1i' out In old folks. I ain't
coin' to boom no infant progldies in this oa
boose. Force of Habit.
(mm a. rptth,-
Western Constituent So you're Democrat I
Give me your hand I
Washington Belle (absent-mindedly) Ask
PP
Self-Evident.
t?Vo A Ddrotl Tret rrm. J
Agricultural Editor Well, what you been do
ing to-day?
Literary Editor (wearily Oh, grinding out
tome Jokes to fill up. ...
Agricultural Editor Ah, yes; probably need
to be ground to get a point to them.
Clear Proof.
From tkt Woman'i World
Merritt Nice smoking jacket, that. Kind of
ronr wife to make it for you. .
Young Husband Why. how do you know my
wife made it for me T
Merritt I notioe that the buttons are sewed
down the wrong side.
Unison Mot Their Ile.lrlence.
torn JU Jbntorf Gti
Circuit Wder (to wayside boy An, my little
man. does peaoe reign with you at home ?
Boy It often rains pieces of furniture, yez-
0. It Indeed t I infer, then, that your
parents do not Urn in unison? . . . .
Soy No, air. They lives In Skinner's Holler,
A Candid Criticism.
mm MU Mnmt rraMler.
"Miss Doddle ton," said a young man, "did
you read the poem that I sent yon 7"
"Tea," replied the young lady, rather lan
guidly, "How did you like It?"
" Iliad only one fault to find with It"
"What was that?" , ,
" It was a little bit too long there were Just
about two verses too many. "
And the youth sat down In the corner and
sadly remembered that there were only two
terse to the composition.
Snpply and Demand.
JVew MU PKlla&ttpMa Rwori.
Mlis Hlghup Marie, has the HlghUmea
Monthly come yet,? , .
Marie Yes, mum.
" Whit's In it?,"
' ' War articles an' travels in foreign countries,
an' astronomy or arithmetic or something I
oantmakeout." .
" Oh, dear) Put It on the library table where
- folks can see it, and then I wish you'd go around
to the newstand and get me a copy of the Lot
Story Weekly. Be sure and say it's for your
self.'' The Verpacnlar.
(from 2-nc.
Young Man (in Park Row coffee and cako
saloon) Waiter, I want a beefsteak, unpecled
potatoes and a couple of eggs fried on ono side
only I
Waiter (vociferonslyl Slaughter in the pan, a
Murphy with his coat on an' two white wines
with the sunny side up I
THE inGir STAKE NONSENSE.
a
LET U8 HAVE A UNIFORM CHAMFIONSmP
PURSE OF ftl.OOO.
It Wonld Greatly Facilitate the Arrange,
merit of Alatcheo ' Monte Lewi and
Frank Ennls to Meet Within a Week-Thelltchell-Hmlth
Fight Postponed Un
til April 1 Halllvan Take the Pledge.
Intorestin the one-thousand-dollar cham
pionshlp stake plan continues to Increase.
All sporting men except, of course, tho
champions agree that its adoption would tend
grently towards facilitating matches. It Is
next to impossible now to arrange an impor
tant match without nn endless amount of
quarrelling over tho details, each sldo trying
to get all the advantage. It makes it appear
as if neither party woro over-anxious to fight.
Tho champion invariably plocos his main
dependonco for avoiding a fight on stipulat
lng for a very high stake. This is ridiculous,
as he could make just as muoh money by
betting "on the outside" and by a proper
arrangement of the gate-receipt part of the
affair. '
Pete McCoy Certainly, a man who really
means fight wilt be willing to fight for
a 01,000 stoke. Tho stake isn't what pays the
man for fighting; it'a tholr outside beta ami
tho goto money, The high stake nonsense is
only a Bluff.
Hilly O'Brien I think there should be
Bomo rule mode to compel a champion to no
oept a VI, 000 stake challenge. He could
make as much monoy fighting for a (1.000
stoke as for nil, COO. People will pay $100
to see a ohauiDion fight a good man. Ono
hundred spectators at 8100 each would mean
10,000 gate receipts. The rules ought to be
amended to as to make a champion fight for
a $1,000 stake or forieit tho championship.
- m
The preliminary wrestling, sparring and
fencing bouts of tho Amateur Athletio Union
take place to-night at Parepa Hall, The men
who will appear at the second annual contest
of the Union on Saturday will be chosen
from tho results of this trial meeting.
Two promising feather-weight boxers are
to moot within a week. They are ' ' Monte "
Lewis, of this city, and Frank Ennls. ot
Brooklyn. LewisMs being trained by Pete
McCoy. Ennis is a pupil of Poddy Smith.
Lewis had tho best of Collins, It will be re
membered, when they were interrupted by
the police, Collins weighed ISO pounds ana
Lewis but 112. Lewis has defeated ' ' Nick "
Burke, who weighed 128 pounds, and George
White. He also bested Eddie Donnelly in a
four-round contest with gloves. Donnelly
welched 138 pounds and fought a draw with
Billy Murray.
The Twelfth Regiment Athletla Club will
hold Its regular games on May 10. Gold
medals will be awardod the winners In each
event, and the second-place men will get sil
ver ones. Entries close May 4. A reception
will follow the games
Dooney Harris is training Billy Murray at
Flushing. Ho will second Murray in bis
fight with Tommy Barnes.
Billy "Murray, by the way, was formerly a
letter-carrier in this city. He passod the
civil-service examination with a grade of 85
per cent.
Charles Engelbrecht, of Brooklyn, has ac
cepted Champion Major Maguire's challenge
to the world to fight with swords.
At Harry Bartlett's recent benefit In Hew
ark he had himself billed as ' ' the champion
of England in his class." In view of the
large-sized white feather he showed in his
contest with Mike Cushing, this was decid
edly " cheeky," to say the least.
'
The Eagle Athlethio Club has disbanded,
and its boat-house is for sale.
Jack McAullffe and Billy Madden will spar
at Horry Minor's Eightn Avenue Theatre
next week.
In order not to hurry Kilrain in his Eng
lish jaunt, the fight bctwoen Mitchell, whom
ho will second, and Jem Smith, has been
DISARMING AN UNSEEN FOE.
"This wm sometime a paradox, " m Hamlet ear
Since, howeTer, the people of Ameriea and other landa
hare been able to pit lloetetter'a Stomach Bitters
acatnat that unseen foe, malaria. It Is do loncer a para
dox, but an easy posslblllt-r. Whererer malaria evolves
itsjnfstr venom to poison the air, and decaying unwhole
some vegetation tmpreirnates the water, there. In the
very stronghold of miasma. Is the auxiliary potent to
disarm the foe and assure efficient protection. Fever
and ajrue, bilious remittent, dumb ane and aaue cake,
no matter how teniclously they have fastened their
clutch on the system, are first forced to relax their
grssp and eventually to abandon it altogether. But It
is Us preventive force that should chiefly recommend
the Bitters to persons dwelling In malaria-cursed locall
ties, for It is a certain hnokler of defense against which
the enemy is powerless. Cures, likewise, dyspepsia
rhramatism. kidney and bilious ailments.
I FOUNDED ON WHITECHAPEL'S TRAGEDIES
J and Expressing the Author's Theory of that Series
of Mysteries.
BV r
STUART CUMBERLAND,
' TJiought-Reader to Europe's Crowned Heads,"
Occultist and Paycliologist.
SYNOPSIS OT rilBCKDlXO CIIAPTKBSI
A series of mysterlona mnrdera hare been perpetrated In London. Th. victims In each cur nnnnu
women, and bore some alight reaemblano. to. ich other, especially bont theeju. A pardon L orTeredbytbo
police to any on. not actually concerned in th. murders who will rer.al the perpetrator. Mies Erelyn Hard,
castle's twenty-first birthday la approaching, end her betrothed lorer, Dr. Ilarrey, diworer. that th. ere. of hli
nance, are the eam.ee those of the murdered a-lrlB.of -horn the latent Yictvm wai Mia. Utteretoue, an Intimate
Irlend ot Erelyn. 11. mentions hie lear.toUr Manaaald, hie betrothed'! godfather, who hai Juat returned
rom a Iqnr residence In India. Mr. Maneneldat oneabocomra thoughtful, and drclaree th. reaemhlanoeto be
fatal, lie drcllnei to offer an? explanation, hut eajrethat be will est her at the rl.kof hliownllie. He prepare;
to return at onoo to India, and before nla departure presents ielH with a peculiar heart-shaped locket, attached
a ourloualj fashioned chain.
CIIAPTKH VI. (Contlnuede)
UISS niBDOABTLE M10UIIXI TO WZiB THE Z.OCKST JtXXT BZR BX1BT.
"What a beautiful prestnt, and what a,
lorely diamond." (aid Evelyn, enthuaiMtio.
Hy. ai the took the Rift from Mansfltld's
hand. "It contains a lock of hair; how
white It U and how strangely woyen, and
"what do theae curious miens mean?" she
Added, pointing to the polished surface of
the heart. Ittistbe7ery old."
" It is Tory old, dear-older than any 1W-
I
k
shIJ kA&Abft i i-tg-ii w-, - "ujfeaet a- iji.i
Inp; man t older. In fact, than many nations,"
replied Manineld eraTely.
" How good of you to bItb me so curious
and beoutifnl a present! But, Uncle Lal.you
haren't told me what these hieroclvphica
mtan ?"
""'TheVmean, dear." ho replied, spelling
outtliesiKns, ",1 am the shield of th heart
that I coTor."
postponed until April 1. Mitchell U train,
inp; at Bedfofd Lodge, Newmarket, and
Smith at UaatinES-on-tlie-Sea.
Th AtalanU Boat Club has bought the old
Friendsuip boat-house and remoTed it to
Newark for the Passaio eight to train In. The
Passalcs have amalgamated with the Atalan-
Parson Davie writes to Mr. Itichard K.
Fox that he feels oon&dent that he can ar
range the fleht between Weir and Murphy.
He further says that he does not think Sulli
van means to fight Kilrain, bmt anticipates
trouble when the final deposit of 85,000 is
due, April 17.
A twenty.seven-hour international heel
and.toe walking contest will occur at Apollo
Hall, Paterson, N. J., commencing March
29. Among the competitors will bo Barney
Burns, of Providence; Archie Binolair and
Charles Hmith, of England; W. A. Smith, of
Colorado, and W, Conover, the champion of
New Jeney. Entries close on the 37th.
John L. Sullivan writes to the New York
Uluftmted A'eici that he la at his homo in Par
noil street, Boston, and that he has taken the
' ' usual pledge." He says that he looks and
feels "first-rate." He intends totleave for
New York noxt Wednesday night
Pete McCoy has written to II. L. Fnlda,
Presidont of the California Athletio Club,
that be is willing to fight Young Mitchell or
anybody the Club can produoe at 118 to ISO
pounds.
w
William J. Swan, of the Manhattan Athletio
Club, has been chosen Seoretarv of the Cen
tennial Festival Association. The Association
will give a festival during the month of April
at 189 Fifth avenue. It will be for the benefit
of tho Hahnemann Hospital.
.
Much surprise Is expressed in this city at
the ease with which Carroll defeated Blake
lock. Carroll, the sporting men fay, is evl
dently a better man than he has been eiven
credit for. BoatonianR will recollect the mis
erable showing he made at a benefit in Musio
Hall a little whilo ago.
,
The new six-oared bargo of the Astoria
Athletio Club will.be a " Jim.daudy."
The Friendship Boat Club is building two
singles and two doubles..
m
Jimmy Donnelly, of narlem, enters tho
125-pound class at the Parepa Hall prelimi
naries to-night. Frank Banham will second
him. Donnelly is regarded ai a sure winner.
i
Free I.ertares Thl. J?venlna".
A new and Interesting lecture will be siren at
Grammar School H.I. 310 East Ono Hundred
and Tenth street, this evening, as part of tho free
oourse given in accordance with Tub Evf.nino
WonLnrM bill. It will be by Prof. U. A. Clement,
on "Fundamental Legal Principles Applicable
to workingmen and Worklngwomen. "
Other free lectures will be given at 30 Allen
street, Dr, "Tancliett on " Unman Machinery;"
at20H East Forty-second street, Prof.Lelpzfger
on " Congress and Its Methods:" attieventleth
street ana First avenue. Dr. Iloberts on "The
Digestive Bystem;" at B23 West Forty-fourth
street. Prof. Helm on "The Microscope Among
Common Objects;" at 22fi West Fotty-Brst
street. Prof. Lincoln on "The Middle Ages,"
and at 108 Broome street. Dr. Allen on The
ltclation of Oxygen to Life and Combustion."
The Unexpected.
(From I. FMliuMpMa Aent
Winks (rushing in triumphantly Mrs. Lang
try Is married.
flrowd-Who to I
Winks-Mr. Langtry.
Answer Correspondents.
T.-J. B. Tim Ket.c, 140 Broadway.
.V. O. R. JetTDavis's home Is at Beauvolr'
Miss.
W.J. B. Edison's laboratory is at Llewellyn
Park. N. J.
Wo'a. Lotteriesare frauds, and we can give
no information concerning them.
Albert Ixino. Address the Committee, care
of Bishop Potter at the Bee House, 20 Lafayette
place.
O. r, JT. It is not fair or allowable to Jnmp
the fence in working tho "pigs in clover"
puzzle.
C. Z.lt is not etiquette for a man to wear
gaiters at an evening reception, however infor
mal it may be.
Anxtmu. It is a Brooklyn Association. Apply
to the Vice-President, W. H. N. Cadmus.
Brooklyn Tax Office, or J. W. Cresawell, Secre
tary, 260K Uainbridge street.
M. F. V. The original shamrock of Ireland
does not appear to hae been a clover, but the
oroUt ncfUi.iella, or common wood sorrel, which
also has leaves in three divisions.
F. T. Held We do not think the speculation
a safe one. You overlook tho fact that the as
sessments may come many times a month and
that you havo to pay 4 a vcar in addition.
J. I). Wilton. If you cannot afford to pay a
doctor's fees go to the Demilt Dispensaxy, 101
Hecond avenue: tho Metropolitan Throat Dis
pensary, asi West Thlrty.fourtli street, or the?
Harlem Dispensary, 80 East Ono Hundred and
Twenty-fifth street.
P. C. T. The Oerman or French Government
certainly has power, if it wishes, to impress into
the army any person who may be in those conn
trios. Whether this Gove.nment would inter
fere and rrmki) a protest if an American citizen,
either nativo-1 om or naturalized, should be so
impressed, no man can foretell. President
Grant refused to interfere in tho rase of tho two
Htcitikiulerboya, born and reared in Ht Louis,
vhn were impressed Into the German army whilo
attending a German school.
" What a beautiful sentiment! I really
ought to wear it over my heart after that,"
she answered gayly.
" Yes, dear; that is just what I was going
to ask you to do, to wear it always, sleeping
omnklng. You promiso to do this?" He
asked the question with great earnestness.
" Of course, Undo Lai, I will do so, if yon
wish it."
" t do wish it," he replied, simply.
Then, taking bis present f.om her, he put
the chain round her neck, with the locket
covering her beating heart, muttering some
thing to himself as he did so.
" What were you saying to yourself. Uncle
Lai ? It sounded like some mystio rite," said
Evelyn, looking at him with curious eyes.
" I was simply saying I honed it would
bring you good luck," he replied somewhat
evasively; " presents given beforehand aro
said to be unlucky, you know, and I want
this to be a talisman of good fortune. And
now, dear, I mnst be going. Yon won't
begrudge me a farewell kiss, I hope ?"
XT WAS A CUBIOUS FIECZ Of nAKStWOBg.
He took her fair face in his hands and
pressed a burning kiss upon her forehead.
' ' How muoh yon are like your mother
there, good-by," he saidi and as he turned
away tears were in his eyes. Evelyn never
forgot his farewell look or his farewell words.
In another momeut he was gone.
" Are you really going away to-morrow V
said Harvey, nervously, as ha saw hit
friend to the door.
" I cannot at this moment My; It is posal-
jSY jli'i ttTssl JUT i "nn W ' 'iiTH iiil I irsmtaMf'sliilUlll !
IT IS A COMIC MAY QUEEN.
CZIBUEKA'8 NEW OPERA TO BE PRODUCED
BY COL M'CAULL.
" Conrad the Ceraalr " Held by Mr. nice
Acnes tloeth's Appearance with Coque
lln The Piece Which Is to Open the New
Union Hqnaro Theatre Minnie M add em
ItocoTen from Her Illness.
Rehearsals of "The May Queen," Cri
bueka's comto opera, whioh will be produced
by Co), McCaull in two weeks, wero going on
merrily at Palmer's Theatre yesterday.
Mnie. Cottrelly personally supervises all tho
stage work, and Cottrollv at rehearsals is an
interesting study. Sho shows over.vbody ex
actly what to do by doing it herself and is
patience personified. "Tho May Queen" is
English history set to musio and " eplsoded."
The scone is laid in England just boforo tho
Restoration, and the plot Is woven around
people who aro trying to restoro the Pro
tender and to overthrow the Itoundhends.
Thero aro three acts -No. 1 represent
ing a squaro in London; No. 3 tho
house of tho Lord Mayor, and No. 3 tho
Whitehall Palaoo. Thero are sold to be four
strong comedy parts, with plenty of oppor
tunities for gagglshness a word respectfully
dedicated to De Wolf Hopper. The music is
said to be very pretty and " calculated to jin
gle agreeably upon tho publlo ear. Czlbueka
la the composer of the well-known "Ste
phanie" gavotte, the popularity of whioh
placed it speedily in the ranks of cliestnutism,
side by side with "Sweet Violets."
"Adrlella" is the name of anewcomio
opera by Adahms that is to be given at the
Union Square Theatre for two weeks begin
ning June 8.
Miss Minnie Maddern has recovered. She
left lost night to fulfil her engagement in
Rochester at the new Lyoeum Theatre in that
city.
wo
There will be but one scene, or " set." as
It is now called In these days of bric-a-brac,
fumituro and plush portieres, in " A
Woman's Stratagem," at the new Union
Square Theatre, Managor Hill, it is said. Is
trying to ouUdrawing.room Daly, Miss Helen
Barry has been playing ' A Woman's Strat
agem " at McVicker's Theatre, Chicago, snp
Sorted by Charles Glcnny and Frank Mor
aunt, who will both appear with her in this
city.
Miss Helen Dauvray-Ward's season under
Mr. H. Clay Miner will bogin at the Union
Squaro Theatro, Sept- 30.
The energetlo Mr. E. E. Bice has disposed
of his " Conrad the Corsair " for next sea
son to Messrs. Fowler and Warrington, of
' ' Skipped by the Light of the Moon " fame.
Mr. Rice will also, if he can, dispose of
" Evangeline " upon the same terms.
o ,
" The Calthorpe Case " is the name of a
play the first American representation of
which has been given in San Francisco.
There Is a possibility that Joseph R. Orismer
ble nay, it is probablo ; but to-night will
decide everything."
' ' I had hoped," replied tho young man,
mournfully, "that you vtonld havo stayed
over to-morrow, for I have I can't toll you
why so much faith in your power to avert
any danger that may threaten her. But tell
me, ptandlng hero with your hand in mine,
if you think she is in any danger,"
"To-mnirr i smr,i know all."
"At this moment I cannot tell you what
mar happen. To-night I shall know alL
Call on me to-morrow."
" But before the sun rises sho may If the
assassin hai selected her as his next victim
be dead," replied Harvey, in an anguish of
despair.
' ' Nay, my friend, no harm can come to
her."
" Are you certsin of this?"
"As certain as there is a life beyond the,
grave that is, if she falls not to wear the
locket next her heart. "
CHAPTER VH.
an nnssABX or dabxiczss.
It was midnight midnight in the heart of
London. Big Ben was just striking the hour,
and its sonorous notes were being wafted
across the dark running Thames, when CoL
Mansfield entered his chamber In tho
Temple.
Ho struck a light on entering and seated
i
What Scott's Emulsion flas Done!
Over 2B Pounds Gain InTen WookB.
Experience of a Prominent Citizen.
Trie CitiroMU SocntTT roa tui)
HorrnitMioir or Vies, I
Bai raaxuuoo, July 7th, IMS. J
I took a severe cold upon
my chest and lungs and did
not give it proper attention ;
It developed into bronchitis,
and In the fall of the same
year I was threatened with
consumption. Physicians or
dered me to a more congenl
al climate, and I came to San
Francisco. Soon after my
arrival I commenced taking
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphltes reg.
ularly three times a day. In
ten weeks my avoirdupois
went from 165 to 180 pounds
and over; the cough mean
time ceased, a r. bennett.
80UD BY ALL DRUOOIST8.
and Miss Phrobe Davles will be seen In this
city aud vicinity in the Bummer. San Fran
cisco has indorsed it, and companies always
like indorsements, though it looks ss though
they were beginning to except that of Phila
delphia. "Tho Callhorpo Caso" was writ
ten by a youth to fortuno and to fomo un
known, but it is said to be strong.
The appearance ot Mrs. Agnes Booth.
Rchoeffol with Constant Coquelin at tho Star
Theatro in ' ' Tho Hilont Hystem " in English
will bo one of next week's most Important
events. Pronhetio theatrical folks say that if
successful, Mrs. Booth may be the Hading of
Coquclin's future tour. "The Silent Sys
tem" will be presented on Friday at Coque
tin's benefit, after "Jean Dac'cr."
" Corporal Jaok " at Amberg's to-night.
floaslp of the nrooklrn Ploy-Ilouee..
A more rHarmiug "Charmlan" than Miss
Mrrlo Hudson in "Antony and Cleopatra."
now at the Amphion Academy, it wonld be diffi
cult to imagine.
In the first art of the "Fairy's Well." at the
Orand Opera-Ilmiso. a desperate plungo is mado
into a raging torrent that is intense in its
realism.
"Tears." "My Milliner's Bill" and "ATan
toralmo rtehearsal " form tho bill for this even
ing to be given by ltosina Vokes at Col. Sinn's
Park Theatre.
Richard Stahl's comic opera, "Said rasha."
Is meeting with ranch favor at the Lee Avenue
Academy, where tho many catchy numbers aro
redemanded at each performance.
It would seem, according to Manager Atkin
son s Idea, that the tribes in the interior of
Africa have roached a high degree of civiliza
tion. Ho introduces tho " Itazrln-Dazzlo " song
in " She " at Proctor's Brooklyn Theatre.
Hardly a night passes that Manager Read does
not Introduce some new fancy skater at the Star
toboggan slide. Tobogganing continues the
Btar s greatest attraction.
Inthiseraof "razzle dazrle "comedy, it's a
Sleasuro to witness a performance that does not
epend upon horse play for its fun. Joe I'olk is
fivinir such a one at Jacobs's Brooklyn Theatro
n "Mixod Pickles."
That clever pair of humorists, Thomas and
Watson, in conjunction ith Mamie Wallace
and Alf Wallace, aro entertaining the patrnnsof
tho Orand Theatre In the " Crimes of a Great
City "and "Not Oullty."
. Bomo clever shooting is do"ne by Arizona Joe
in "Wild Violet" at Holmes's Museum. The
plaster cast of Jack the Hipper In the Curio Hall
attracts much attention. ,
This evening, at Historical Hall. Mrs. Harriet
qtis-Dellcnhaugh, a new-comer In the field of
elocution, will be heard in an Interesting programme-
embracing selections from Mark
Twain, Dickons, Hbakospeare, Ac
There's a great blllat Zipp's Casino this week.
Tho ienz Brothers aro In excellent voice, and
rlnreneeMillcr.it is said, is breaking down,
owing to the strain caused by answering so
many encores.
The Hahnemann Hospital Festival.
A Centennial Festival for the benefit of the
free beds aud new maternity of the Hahnemann
Hospital will be ghen during the month of
April at 4Hl Fifth acnue. The affair promises
to lie ono of unusual expcllenee. and a variety
of attractions ill be offered, including enter
tainments and performances during the aftor
noons and evenings, A notable featuro will lxj
a "Martha Washington Drawing-llonm,"vrhlch
will contain a collection of ltovolutionary relics.
Hard at Work.
from Jrk J
Visitor (at Washington) You aro tho new Sec
retary of Agriculture. I believe.
The Now Secretary Yea; what can I do for
yon t
Visitor I thought that, since I was here, I
might get some licans.
Tho Now Secretary Yes, sir. Hero's a rack
ago. sir. flant 'cm in fuirows three feet deep,
ami no, that's the direction for saplings. Theso
must lw sown under glass and transplanted in
June, or no, come to think that's for tomatoes.
well, I haven't iny glasaen with me, but you can
read the directions for yourself.
himself in an armchair, burying his face in
his hands as if in doop thought. For several
minutes he sat thus without moving; then he
raised his bead. Upon his face was an ex
pression of marked determination, and a
strange, far-off look was in his eyes.
I "For her sako I have dono it; for her
I sake, " he muttered to himself. He opened a
cabinet close at band nnd took from it a min
iature. It was tho portrait of a beautiful girl.
Ho looked at it fondly and kissed it several
times.
"How very like her daughter. Evle has
her eyes, her look, her soul," he said, gazing
at the portrait with rapt attention.
" For your sake I will brave all." he con
tinued. ' ' In life wo have been separated, in
death we should be united. In death, which
is the life beyond, our souls would come to
gether. So be it."
He returned the miniature to the cabinet.
" The night bss waned, tho hour for put
ting the matter to the test has arrived," he
said, looking out of his window upon tho
silent garden below.
inHsMiiis'i'jhM.. riiiiSntAatiV . i. .ua,j i
Managing trie Boa.
from Tfttii &fHnot, J
"Do you think Harrison knows how to man
agelllainet"
' ' I expect so. I know how to manage my wife,
but I don't do it, "
"Why don't you manage your wlfo if you
know hon :"
"She won't let mo."
AMUSKMKNT3.
PROCTOR'S 23D ST. THEATRE,
NEAtl 0TI! AVE. '
Absolutely Fireproof nnd Hate.
Proctor it Turner Prop. ,V Mara.
KVKKY NII'IIT c HATIJHI1AV MAT.
Pr.HMANKNT ATTRACTION.
NEIL BURGESS a
COUNTY FAIR.
"Th 'Conntr Fair lather-i In Iti four acta cr-at
dal of hnman natnr. It U a aiioc!). there nped u no
mincing of ttrni) In netting tnUrtown." K?nlng Run.
ritlC'U-S UacaAOr., TAc.o 9f,ftl.ftO.
Thvatra parties forming In or out of town can now
Mnreiwata tw wmIir in alTno by mall, telegraph or
UUphona. Tel, No. P38, Ulat.l
TTWION HQUXUKTIIKXTIIK.
J ilandtmmeM and ft On in America.
AUHOLUTKI.Y FIHRPUOOK.
Will begin Hi career on Wednesday, March 27. Seata
can ba aeonrad beginning Haturdar March 3,at8i0
11 road war.
ATTRACTION The rtintlngnfiihed Kngttah aotreea,
1III.I:N IIAUHYi IN
A WaMAN HTUATAI.KM."
Ileapectfnllr. J M HILL.
BIJOU TIIKATRK. fVWAY, near .IpTII BT.
MATINKK1H VrKDNRAIAY ANl SATURDAY,
.Id week of lloyt'a grtet aueceM,
A MIDNIGHT BELL.
"TheOld Homestead" and "The Henrietta" rolled
Into on.. Beat, oan be .eoured two weka In adtanoe.
t A1 "Ti THKATltB, OOn. QTH AVK.
L4: MATINKKH WKUNKHDAY AND SATURDAY.
Third and lent week ot
XATIIP.nlNB CI. AND JAMES A. IIEHNE'S
VJtIFTIA'G APART.
MARCH 3.1-THK PAYMAHTEK.
3.11AND OrKRA-HOt'rlK.
VW Ueeerted 8eate tOrrhemtra Clrele and Tlatconr) ROe.
till A N D ' 'HT. V ATItl UK'S D A Y" M AT1NEK TO-D AY.
Wl JlSCANLANi'lt1" MINHTtlEM Mating
Nest Week, Hire's Oorealr. Neat Handay. Home, tho
Oltjr of tho Oaeaara and the Poperb Prof. Cromwell.
MINER'S PEOPLES' THEATRE.
THE
Stowaway.
Nest Week-HKI,D 11Y THrT ENEMY.
Hit. JAOOlW THIRD AVENUE THEATRE.
MATINEES, MON., WK1). AND SAT.
"HOQDMAN BLIND."
MAitOII U6. l'EUK'ft BAD BOY.
BR. JACOnS' (THAMA.)
. OLD HOW ERY THEATRE.
lneee,MllAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
MARCH 2fi. MARTIN H AVDEN IN" fuiYHERO."
WINDSORTHEATRF. JtOWERY, NEAR OANAU
II. U. KI'.NNEDYS I Matinee
Orand Melndrama, I Saturday.
LIOIITS AND SHADOWS I at 3.
Heat Wwk-llAI.LEN A HART In LATER ON.
pALalER'STHEATRE.-fr- B'WAY AND BOTH BT.
BOCCACCIO lcSv.1 BOCCACCIO
Erenlnts at S Saturday MatlnM at g.
MABr,rA?rM.R:.T.!A,,:".uM.M.w
Erenlnga at H.rtO Batnrda Matinee.
T" I CAPTAIN SWIFT. VSSiR
MONTH. A Oreat Racoe.-WorM,.ln SSlPenman. "
THURH.. 3 P.M.. new comedy. HONOR nitlOHT.
pABINO, BROADWAY AND 3BTU ST.
NiDJT. jtSJUDATAT,.
Admuaion tSQo Heatare rvedS weekiln fcdrano.
WORTH'S MUSEUM, B-ti3s
Qnebo, Oodr and wife Tha Indian Dwarf. AJeeb,
the Automatic Cheaa riarer. Iura Howard. Albino,
The 11 air I tea Woman. lon, the Modern Bampaon.
STANDARD fllEATRR. " LAST WEEK.
Kf erv Kvenlogat M 8atnrdar Matinee at ii,
NEr.UE KARRRN, TOKD I.KHMK and the
I.ON..ON JMp.-, cu. m
Maroh gfi Dot ton Howard Athenaum Specialty Co.
ACADEMY 28irf. if?-
NIO IflT S DENMAN TIIOMPHON.
WBDiAap'ATYg- HOMESTEAD.
BROADVAYTIIEATRE. Mat.Vfed and Sat 3 PM.
Broadway, cor. 41atst. EVENINOS AT 8.
LITTLE LORD FAUNTLER0Y.
AH3I1MWION OOc.
NIBLiO'S. tra'orrcl.ani'Bal'eonyT 50c.
A DARK SECRET.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
5TI1 AVeTtHEATRE. ETe'xaatR. Bat. Mat. at 3
N. C. GOODWIN ,n
A GOLD MINE.
KOBTER BIAIVI! CONCERT HALI
To-nlht, for the flrat time,
ALIGHT INPKIN.
WEUNEHUAY-MAT1NEE-SATURDAY.
rftONY PASTOR'S NEW 141 II ST. THEATRE.
A TONY HIJI.ItCTKD HPECIAI.TII'.H.
. i.SJl.. HARRY KENNEDY. ROSS A FEN.
DAITflH'Q TONfl0"1 HAIIT.MAOOIBOMNK
rflO I Ull 0l ilATJNKKH TUESDAY A Kill DAY.
THEATRE UOMlqUK, 12Stht.,bt Hd A Ui.atea.
-tlANTIcI.I, In .HONIlAItM.
with all th. rth Av. Theatre scenery and roitnraM.
A OREAT PRODUCTION GUARANTEED.
Neat week -Mrs, Jarae. B Potter. Matinee Satnrday.
AmTTeROTHEATRE, Irrlna place and ISth at. To
A nltht, Junkermann (rlr.t time) In Old Jack.
Friday evenlnc, Saturday matinee and .renin. Old
Jack. Corporaljack.
DOCKSTADER'8. RTH WEEK. 1 T-1 I M fl
ATS. 10 SAT. MAT., 3.1b. K h I I AH
MYSTERY, MIRTH, MUSIO. ItLLLNIIi
With this bo entered his bedroom.
In about ten minutes he returned dressed
in a lone, flowing roba of white. His ap
pearance was entirely altered, and he looked
moro liko the flfrure of a Persian maci than
on English officer.
In his hand ha carried a scroll and an
ebony rod. carved with numerous symbols.
He stood in the centre of the room, where ho
lifted up his eyes as if in prayer, although no
wonls escaped his lips. Then ho blew out
tho light, but ho was not in ilarkness, for a
most remarkable thinu happened; the scroll
when opened appeared to be illuminated
with some luminous substance, and as he
held it up to read, the light therefrom shone
upon his face.
(jrm '" Jll54vr Blllllit
MAXsrrzxD rxxrAsrs yob sous wetbd mm.
Slowly and Impressively he read In a
itronso tongue from the pages he held.'
Then, taking the rod in his right hand and
drawing a circle round him where he stood,
he commenced the following incantation :
" Masters, hear me,
" Brothers, hear me.
" I, who havo drunk of the water of parity
.
AMUSEMENTS. 9
BARKUM & BAILETS I
GreatestSlQWonEartii J
IS NEW UNITED SHOWS IN ONE. 18. fl
The Grand. t Amnaement EnterprlM E.r ConeelTwS. nB
uat Year the flreateet, Thla Year the lllfiett and Boat m
Show the World Erer Saw. 3B
New Co.tnmea, New People. New Featnrea. 'lila
OreatTorehllihtParadeonFrldayNI.htn.lt, IW
Opening Performing... NEXT SATURDAT VmV-
NIOIIT. jfimt
MADISON SQUARE OARDEfr. ..-W
,, The Whole Mammoth Show rrr.enUd atone IB'
With all the new Forelin and American Attractions. 'Ht
Three ClrcoaCompanlea In Three Rlnaa. Mt.
Two Kletated Ntatea for Olympian OarnM. dB
Two Double Mena.erlea of Wild Beaata, Si
Ilallnf 4nMfln. Hupernatiirti Illaikina. yKJ
Wild Moorlah Oararan and VantAeU. !fv
Paris Olympla Hippodrome Ilaca. ..3D
Museum, Aquarium, Arlary, Ac, Ao,, Ao, jfl
Capital Inreated, (.1,000000. Dally .ipenMO, V
n(),K0t). luB
P. T. BARNUM and J. A, BAILEY, equal ownon, Jffi
Thrilling and Da.hlnr Oolleeura Raoe.. ?W
Terrltlo lour-Horse Chariot Races. tvl
Carina Roman. Flat. Hnrdl. and Animal RaoM, 'MM
,,,., Orand EqueatrlanDUplaya. 9PJ
Wild Moorlth Oombata. M
Charmlna Alcerlne Danclnv Olrla. iM
Uenalne Bedouin lloraemanshlp. ' 1
. - . , , Marrelloua Olrou. PnforaMra. K
Forty Pantomime Olowna. E
Eioltlnj Aerial Feat, and Hld-AlrActa. WS
Tronpe.ot Japanese Eiperte. mU
, ,-.,.. .lOOAitonlJhrnaEihlbltljais. JU
100 Ol.rerly.Tralned AnlmaFa. JK
Two llardanf Trained Elephants. In
Two Herds of Trained Camels. aM
Perl ormlnc Hone, and Pealoa. 9m
aOO Perforrnera, SO Hlppodrora. ArtlaM, BO AarUllata. KM
Tumblers, Iapere, Clowns, Trapeilata, Ac, A. Ae. mm
All, ..errthln. contained In the roontter UnlUd Showl I'M
to 1h preeented on the opening; nlcht, OIK
Admleelonto ererythlna- only 50 centa. (4th ar.sMe,) ot
Children under II yeara.UA centi. He.er.edM.ta.ai. viflr
(M.dl.on a... aid..) Prlrato boi.a, 12. Bind Co vK
aeata, fi. ' -3B
ORAND TonCHLIOHT rARADX S
neit FRIDAY NIOHT, Marrh 33, (weather permit- W
tlna.) Route as followe: Madleon are, to 40th at. to .SB
fithare., tn'JIlth.t.. toBrnadway, to Orand at., to flnl- 3H
ll.an at., toCanal St., to Hnd.on at., to 8tb ar. . to aKl
40th at., to l.taf... o'.4tliat., to Arena. A, to Sasn .'fill
et., to Orand at., to Bowery, to 4th ar.., to Madleon SB I
Square Garden issT!
STAR THEATRE. BROADWAY AND 13TU BT. 91
Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. V.
LAST PERFORMANCES ,9'
RICE'S BEAlITIKllt, KVANOKI.TNB. 'SB.
March g.'V-COHUBMK fAltEWELt. :'
STAR THEATRE. OOOUEL1N FAREWELL. IbW
One week, rommenclnjt Monday. Mareh 2. ami
FAREWELL TO AMERIOA OF U OOOUELilf, 'M
Monday-FIOARO Tnendar-LE JUIF POLONas taK'
Wed Mat -LEMARRIOEDK FIOARO. Weanetl". B1
-SURPRISES HI! DIVORCE. Thnraday-PERM W
OHON Friday -Benefit of fi. Coquelin. 3RaR B
DACIFRt and In ronjunct hnwllh Aanee Booth, Till B
SILENTSYSTEM(lnEnallsh). Satnrday MatlaM-LI -M'
JUIFPOLONAIS. Saturday E..nln-M. POIUER rSt
Boat, now on sal.. Ssl
T YOEUM THEATRE, 4TH AVE, and 33D BT. S'
kr, WlfflSi'i fc"a 1:
t W fvMW' A DRAMX m A '1
'. Wednesday at -j. ha th. omk play (is Eniiuhx W '
QRAND MUSElTIIEATRAND MENAOt M
CIIANOE OF CURIOSITIES. Admlaagii. 10 Ollfra. jL
ioT.,ntd8T 5XpE5 IF m
TTH AVE. OETTYBBURO. BUNDAT. $-
BROOKLYN AMUSEMENTS. jfflg'
TOBOGGANING.
TOBOGGANING. l
Erery eventnv, great.t combination amaa.oa.ltt IA JaVw
Brooklyn, Fancy akatln and raring. Admiaaint ab
Oents, 3Ao. ;adlea, loo. Hall let at reaeonabl. rates. 'W
A. F. READ. Managw. V
H. R. JACOBS1 BROOKLYN THEATRE. 11
Cor. Washington and Johnaon sts. Kl
Matinee. Thla Weak Fries! Roaorrad mu&
Monday. UatlnMS. Emma. BmVi
Wedneulay, J. H. POI.K 300. 20o. jK1
and In and 30o.a tmrn
Saturday. lUlxrd l'lckleo. 30a. iSOo. WB
LEE AVE ACADEMYOF MUSIO, Bmoklyn. K. P. '
NEXT WEEK. SATURDAY MATINEE bNi,Y. JjK
UlCHARD hTAHL'H COMIO OPERA, A
SAID PASHA. i
NEXT WEEK-ROBERT MANTELL-MONBAEa. "agi
AMPHIOH ACADEMY. irr fflSi. M
Rtsit lrenln. Wedoeaday and ttatnrday Mattna. W
Mrs. Potter In " Antuony and Cleopatra." M
GRAND OPERA-HOUSEsAMa3 I
Kttt K rani nr, Wedo-Mdajr and tiatarday Matlaaaa. 'Sm
THE FAIRY'S WELL. M
IHOL. SINN'S PARK THEATRrL JM
J THIS WEEK. MATINEE SATURDAY.
R0S1NA VOKES MP CDHPIHT. I
PROCTOR'STHEATRE. SXi 1
MATINEES TUESDAY, THURSDAY A SATURDAT. SI
SHE. gHE. SHE. f
HOLMES'S STANDARD MUSEUM. W
TIIIH WEKK3IATINKES nAIXT, JW
ARIZONA JOE IN WILD VIOLET. i
((aier ALOIS I Floranoe Miller. layman, Blan? iifxR-
LLR AND Slaters. Harry MelrUle, Mlnnlo iW.
r r 111 a OARL. I Rchnlt V. Dlerka. Wm. Orwansp K
owllaWI .nd Klrchner'aOaainoOreheatra Jo
AT ZIPP'S CASINO THIS WEEK. jNK
amHt
and havo eaten of the fruit of eternity; I, who "S&'-
am oyon as thou art, need tny puidanoe. iKt
' ' Deny it mo not, my master; deny it mo ifllV
not, my brothers. Jffij'(
" Sy the sign of our brotherhood I adjuro. JR
ye." nSi
He bared his breast and exposed the slpn ,&'
of a heart in the centre of whioh wrts bias- 'fS
itig sun punctured, and npon the stillness fl
enmo the ansvror in solemn tones: yM'
" Ilr the sign of thy brotherhood, what I
thou askost shall bo answered, vrhat thoa
wlshest shall be done." f
No ono was visible, and the toIco suddenly $
ccosod. ,
"Master. I thank thee," ssid Mansneld, .'
fervently, bowing low before him. Then ha
continued!
" O Master!
"O Brothers!
" To whom everything is known, be it of i
evil or be it of good; who can divine our in. j
nermost thoughts and interpret all our mo-
tives. be wo where we may, lift, I pray ye, ,'
the veil that Is now before my eyes. 'J
' A Thing of Evil is on the path of blood, j
threatening, may be, the life of one who U ,
dear unto me.
' ' Her I would defend ay, even unto ths
encrlfico of my own life. -i
" Hear me, then, O Masters I
" Hear me, then, O Brothers I 9'
" Bend this shade of Darkness unto me so 'H1.
that I may see his faco and know whom it is ,
that ho threatens." ,jM
"It shall be as thou wlshest, brothers!" rM
came the reply in the same solemn tones as J9
the first. J8
MaiiBtield bowed low again. 'fW
" Masters, I thank thee. .
" Brotners. I thank thee, " he said. M
Then waving his stick three times he called 'M
out in a loud voice: S
" Come forth thou slave of Evil! $
" Come forth thou shade of Darkness! ;S
' Stand before me, thou whose band to
red with the blood of the innocent, so that I "M
may know thy purpose and stay thy hand. j
tl" By the Tower of Light and the Will of jM
the One Master I command thee. " tk
(To (M Continued To-iCorrott.) 9)
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